A legendary labor leader, Dolores Huerta, said during convocation that students need to lead the effort to change America.
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Lewiston police arrest man in weekend shooting as he recovers from stab wound
LEWISTON — Police arrested a local man on a felony charge in a Sunday shooting and stabbing on Lisbon Street that sent two men to the hospital. The incident happened shortly after 4 p.m. in the area of 155 Lisbon St., newly named the Hartley Block for a mixed-use building. Lt. David St. Pierre said […]
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Maine Music Society announces 2019-2020 concert season
All of the concerts will be held in the Gendron Franco Center except for Beethoven’s “9th Symphony.”
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The Buzz: Creative Work Systems buys office building in downtown Lewiston
* Popular Wales nursery closes
* Keep an eye on North River Road in Auburn?
Posted inLewiston-Auburn, Maine Crime
Police continue probe in Lisbon Street shooting, stabbing
One man was shot and another stabbed on a sidewalk late Sunday afternoon.
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USM L-A Senior College fall course registration now open
Classes are open to anyone 55 and older and begin Sept. 23.
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More than 100 attend annual Western Maine Labor Council BBQ
LEWISTON – A renowned and veteran labor educator told a group of more than 100 workers Monday afternoon that getting universal health care for Americans “will be the fight of our generation.” Jose La Luz, an organizer, campaigner and educator with three decades of experience, spoke at the Western Maine Labor Council’s annual Labor Day […]
Posted inLewiston-Auburn, Maine Crime
Lewiston police investigate shooting, stabbing on Lisbon Street
City officials say that one man was shot and another stabbed Sunday afternoon on Lisbon Street.
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Kudos: Farwell Elementary’s beloved ‘Grammie’ Carol
The volunteer foster grandparent is an emotional support for students, especially as they settle in for a new school year.
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Going Greek
Before the 41st annual Lewiston-Auburn Greek Festival gets underway, we look at how that community has shaped local history over the last 100 years.